Though I find it an innovative way to revive your old stack and share it on the web, I can't help but wonder about security, privacy and copyright.
Meanwhile, Runtime Revolution have just announced their revamped web strategy, and demoed a Flash-like browser plugin - which means you don't have to install any special software on your server. Just create your stack on MacOSX, Windows or Linux and then deploy it for the web.
For a short introduction of this plugin-to-come: http://runrev.com/newsletter/may/issue48/newsletter1.php - I was there during the announcement and got some time to play with it, and it is indeed a great way to share your stacks over the web.
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Though I find it an innovative way to revive your old stack and share it on the web, I can't help but wonder about security, privacy and copyright. Meanwhile, Runtime Revolution have just announced their revamped web strategy, and demoed a Flash-like browser plugin - which means you don't have to install any special software on your server. Just create your stack on MacOSX, Windows or Linux and then deploy it for the web. For a short introduction of this plugin-to-come: http://runrev.com/newsletter/may/issue48/newsletter1.php - I was there during the announcement and got some time to play with it, and it is indeed a great way to share your stacks over the web.